INCREASING THE EFFICIENCY OF USING AGRICULTURAL AND INDUSTRIAL RESOURCES IN REGIONAL ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT

This research explores the conceptual frameworks of resource potential utilization within the context of regional economic system transformation. The primary objective is to develop a strategy for enhancing Regional Gross Product (RGP) by optimizing the intersectoral linkage between the agricultural and industrial sectors based on the "resource-output" principle. The study provides a systemic analysis of regional resource intensity, inter-industry balance (Input-Output model), and the economic viability of the cluster approach. The author proposes multi-factor econometric models for evaluating resource utilization efficiency, facilitating the reduction of production costs and the implementation of resource-saving innovations. The scientific novelty of the work lies in the justification of a mechanism to increase the raw material utilization coefficient by deepening vertical integration within the agro-industrial complex. The findings encompass a comprehensive set of practical recommendations aimed at ensuring regional export diversification, eliminating technological gaps, and strengthening territorial economic stability.